France has refused asylum to Dounia and Adnane Filali, two Moroccan YouTubers who claim to be persecuted by the Moroccan authorities, on the grounds that they already have "UN refugee passports and have long been recognized as politically persecuted".
Many Moroccan artists are turning to the YouTube platform, which has become a way for them to earn money and avoid marginalization.
In Morocco, the services of the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) have sent a notice to influencers, YouTubers and content creators to call on them to declare their income and pay their taxes.
A Moroccan streamer is at the top of the ranking of the most popular streamers on YouTube based on viewing hours.
After investigating the conflictual relationship between Lartiste and Marwa Loud in 2019, YouTuber Nabil recently revealed that the Moroccan singer would have resorted to witchcraft to harm the singer. A statement that does not move the singer.
Aurora Botello, 32, is a YouTuber from Granada who converted to Islam and lives in Tetouan with her Moroccan husband. Since the Covid-19 pandemic, she has been sharing videos on her YouTube channel "De Granada a Tetuán" to introduce the Moroccan city to her 17,000 subscribers.
The video clip of "Zombie", the first track from the new album titled "Sarout" by rapper Gnawi , who is currently serving a one-year prison sentence, is a hit on YouTube.
The court in Marrakech has sentenced the taxi driver accused of scamming a famous British YouTuber to six months in prison, with a fine of 500 dirhams.
The sanction has been handed down. The authorities in Marrakech have revoked the license of the petit taxi driver , accused of scamming a famous British YouTuber.
Moroccan influencers are summoned by the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) to declare their income and pay their taxes. They have received reminder letters, certainly the last warning before the repression phase.
Prosecuted by the court of first instance of Témara, for indecency, the YouTuber Fatiha and her husband were finally sentenced on Wednesday to two years in prison.
The court of first instance of Témara has once again decided to postpone the trial of YouTuber Fatiha and her husband, who have been prosecuted since October 7 for indecent assault.